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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02
Al TIE HOTELS.

r. r. n Davis. OF Ionia. bright lawyer.
good fellow and Prosecuting Attorney,
was in town Saturday.
a H0denpvl of New York City. q
prominent iewe,e-. is the guest Of bis cousin
Anton @. bodenpyl. a. The Morton.
Col John A. Elwell. Of ST. Louis. bank
president. railroad Eaynstc and Office
holder. TOOK hts three meals at The Morton
yesterday.
Dan eouer. capitalis-. insurance agent
Democratic posfmssier and Lori high tx
ecuti0ueT OF the village Of Newaygo at
tended church Ia the Valley CITY yesier-
lay
Joe BROOKS. tie hustling manager OF
Robson 6 crane. was IN the city saturday
afternoon trsnsscfei little business.
called on cd friends suj l'it 1t night for
Niwauks-. where ne vii b Joined by tas
company today.
Geo. T. Richardson. Of jamestown. Os-
fswa ctuutv. spent SATURDAY IN the city
lie VAS a member Of ths State Legislature
two years sgo ans was a thorn in fhs Hs-h
Of rsnToa3 nsouop0iies Relerrinr % Dakin
be said Hs was a sesfmste of Barry and
always voted - be was told 20.
WA. X Peck. an old Grand Esuiis boy,
for many years c0Drec ed with the prirci
t8s week Ia fhe citf. viii is nov mana-
cer 81 the Fifth Avenue Theatre Co. and.
ike Reilly is dging qHiie we'll Will
proraenedsi the streets Of he Valley CRY
yesterday radiant IN q new STrinS suit and
= shining tils which were stunning.
Frank H. Philips. Of Fort Huroo. mem
Der Il the STATE COMMITTEES Or thc I nited
iahor Parry. spent SGndsy in tbe city.
Frank was Known for years a. the Green
back Nsrhorse. and Is IS - him that Con
erezsassn fsrsnsv, of ne Tiz6th District.
owed his uominaiicn and election. fnu-
hps he'd a position N ne custom House az
Port ll1rou. for time but ehectiaz fe
civil service reform seppe1 0ui 80 be could
sxerrlss the right of free spee B..
lie 81 prominent IN knfshfs
Of Labor circles. expressed nimset as
pleased fhst the labor members T0tsd 10
rstirs Daxia sn3 Vrssficfs eats ~ - e1
f4r TIE nilea Labor party at iae nsxs slec-
frn
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

tsrar-r Smith has imported a carload %
-e's.fs fr- BIS patrons This week. snl a
ls0rs n.sas1s vaudeville entsrtsinmsnt
cor.d ro. possio.v be secured The whit
tcEs sunesr tn unsics selections. Ms
Apris Cetus su nnls1sIlT attractive cornet
sci0's- Ire N.h .haft n-os wall 0s seen tn
c'1fae.er ensuses. Ffaus Le~is wiA snx
seFeraI lrg. 1Ai topical songs CisYtan
kres. il Irish and Geftoaa casractsriza-
f.rs ses wide in songs and danes. ard
aszt I'd other riesef artists In nss aud
laI sre aIues
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02
SAYINGS AND DolNGs.



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e. Asses el.t s7etfl| .,l1 tts4-1F-
t-ad ll.a afternoon, Hisi- fa-e4an
r.sa4a for.e 1lsfasseI ~ toliffiaas
f.a.. FfI .s ae af.-..n meats .4L.ea
tls.r ilse-4aa IS expected 81 announce
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

eT drove oae 30 the soii.srs Hoa-s fhis
afternoon. rus there vas such crowd of
reoe'e ard carters of carriages there fhs.
80 eoHl8 rot ~e- rcar the olsIa.ug We
en- ored the aeacIil1i scenery soi 80 ~
ar. n0Fster. and viii - esrir Tie next
ne m orief 80 ses the in1eri 1r of tae
Herns Such VAS tse remark naede ~
q iatF .sst eveui1- ~ her frieats Sae sis9
ssia shaf the grounds were selog fxsa 40.
sna thst q weul8 ~ = sasant resort f5r
ciezeHs of 4rscd nsaffis
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

Dsr Snrer. of News7gc, ss.sad - sttensi-
ing -harca resteriey no-aine. ss IS bis
rsrsi cnstr-a ehen r. ere etF seck ~
early sfreff an fae Wees whEs waik-
re s.sa9 Frer 81 hs 1iczed no q naeztt
alck ccats iafns f1t vbica frer1 nsrers iri Be-
epaaiad Aln t3 refarn lf 81 fae riehtf3l
80 Ia pgea IS baf a ssor ans tssora
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

The le5rls of Grsnl Rapids are NOT gen
era.4y ANs.e ths, ileFc IS a bad nei'et afihs
rrna il t4ls city - 10 make Spfeiatf -
fuaaufaefurtaa aii zinds " ns1ils reds ald
poles. wtich Hna q Inarkst ia AZ t-e to"as
~ this su8 s.l.sfo.as -ialss. All gis si0slsl
lovers 81 splrl can ant anything in tftt
line they mas desire 20 taer saissro9ilis
sinaer fhe IIrnliuIe establishment u N in.
A. Begkey. Wsterl3o-st, near the Lagle
Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

ef tofiIFflt tt1sft oy ''I-IinH -IsEgers''
Frank 0ilmaa vas driving a. the losnsr
Of Ease F-.ton ani Aimy-sis.. yesterday
ererne0n. when his horse satdsniy became
s. sa.sl by ths blind s1esssrs' snd fell %
ihs r-ouni- In a few moments it staggered
CD rs fees a-sin. ani in doing 50 co.iidsd
ra p aaofasf bag-y an wh'ch were Mr. and
AIRS. Elnf NEs errr botl nu ursies wers
he v snashsi sad Mrs husiersr wa
thr1vn tae xtoeni s.izstl5 iniurinr her
aln ar hlsterers ctrr1rg is a total
ec. snd Nr Gilman IS iittls better
afs trternr Tss ra6e1 20 hsr home m
Efrk ara aef iui riss were cared for b.
hi.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

AZ 'he au1ull meeting of the shove or
raainiilu Yesterday. oaiccrs we-e elected
g. fes snsuinS Tesr as follows.
Prsfteot-Wa Wal.sr ;. Ryness
Vice fr-siient-i Wesley Marsh
fecorln CORES sg0nding Secrstary--Psul
4 Efelal
fnaac.al sscretarg-H. II. Harvey.
fr.aslsrer--aeo s.. roo-
E.irt 0f lsr ct0rs-Narsi1 r. B0iand
H1-vfg @ Car anc Gusfsv Miller.
Comm ,tse ga -.rS-I lal D. flaDnigan.
John ~ lfnch aud H. j. Aixin
---..s. az A-El II. q. l.tlan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

Now az Spring is here, and everybody
changes their ciothing would advise you.
ifvou have any WORK H. cicaning and dfe-
ing. 20 take sach where yon can get the
best work done al the lowest prices. Such a
r,ace Is the "Oid Sad Reliable Eagle Steam
Dye House. No. = Csnalst.
\. b binding. lining and repairing Of
gents elorhing is done with The utmost OF
nestness and durability, which IS proven
beyond a doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

Ths fry in tas case 81 A. e. Cls-k. ths
maa kaiei a. Bssmout Thu-sdav av a 4.
F. ~ s. ram. en the advice sf sas Prose-
curn- Attorney sns rient- oi tae deceased
me-. raarilF sad a1.5ogrus,i tiIl ~ Wsiues.I q
ur-r- at The Siirerrseers > reom. When
n rnssfes elif ts erarina,t
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

10 no. wait untii we have sold out 0f the
goods spec siied aud say Ne never offered
such inducements. oar twelve dollar sulis
are tae oe,t value ever offered IA tie heigh
&c tie SEASON aad sc want you TO prove lt
y personal Inspection.
GiAsr CLOTHING Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

Come and see the announced and unan-
noaucsd bargains TIE finest line 0i ea,si-
mere an cheyiOt suits ever opened IN this
cltv. GIA>l CloTHIsG CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

Neighkcrs are ef5e Slag an -txtfr1 ~e-i4f
sll-s asa ars SELL - fl.s week o. fas'fe
G4t1r CLarHEsa toNsAXH.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

The gfes. 800 sac viii conanee.
CHicAS0 SaoE STORE.
= Canal 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

have the exclusive sale i0r tue entire state 0f
Michigan oI The -Caxi~r Patent Wardrobe
tisset Fixtures ana lcrfecrou 1OAe
which IA the most FeTiell and Systematic AT
rengement for hanging toe ~earInE apparel ot
laiies. gentlemen and children In the Nafa ~
O. CiCsst iu the mcSl convenient rnsuner e. f.i'f-
mizing room wilbolt wriDkllag the garments or
absorbing moisture rom tie Nsiis. No one can
afford % 10 without t. Come ana Sc tAem- Only
81 90 per sat. Good agents leiiAsr ladies oT
gcufierlen wanted Throughout tie STATE n can-
vsss for these Sn1 other goods CAL or address
with stamp
MISS ~. n. MATHEWS, Corset Psrlors,
XS Nonroe-s st, Grams Rapids. Mich.
Where Improvements are u specially. Mention
this paper
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-02

Tee great sale ~ continue
CaaAs0 SH0z SraEE.
IS CanAi-sg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
They We're all for Him.

The ss.hool committee Of New Bedf0r,l
were called upon 10 choose a superintenil-
ent of schools the other evening. Two
can,lidates were naneI, both msn Of
experience, ability and character Con
cerning one Of them the leuling paper in
the city where he hts been working says
Of his two and half years work
at has been beyDai question or
doubt competent, profitable an highly
advantageous in every way to the public
schools. System, order and organization
have been greatly Improved His scolsIr-
ship il OF the best, while his practical
experience a. teacher frou the primary
to a high school has been OF excellent
service. We believe, also, that he has
looked after the finances of the de
parfment as If the money were his
own
Just before the election took place a
woman called the attention Of the com
mittee 10 the fact that this candidate
used tobacco and the other didn't, so far
as she knew. 1t is plasant to be able TO
state that be received II votes, which
was all the votes there were Ifshe had
charged him with cutting onions. or some
similarly heinous ctfense, it is TO be fear
ed the committee would have looked
only at his qualifications, and elected
MIN just the same.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
Cured His Boy of Cigarette
Smoking.

A half dozen politicians at the City
Hall were talking about the evils OF ci-
garette smoking the other night. One of
the newly elected Aldermen, who was of
the group, and who is known to be a
slave to the weed, said g went home
one night a couple of weeks ago, and
found my Is year old boy smoking one
Of those yillainous, arsenic-bleached cof
i'm nails, known as cigarettes. Instead of
taking him down the cellar and laying
him across my knee in the old-fashioned
way, called him into my Office, and
said to him solemnly Young man,
stw you smoking ! cigarette down stairs.
was very much surprised, not that you
should smoke, but that you should smoke
cigarettes Ny lad, was boy once my
self When was your aga was only
half as big Is you are now, but WAS man
enough to tackle cigars. My little sister
smoked cigarettes. Now, my son, don't
.isgrace the family. Here is box of
good Havanas which | bought for my
self woul'l be proud of yon if you'd
learn their use. Cigars won't hurt you,
boy, know, for have used them for p
years, bat if you want pair of wings
and silver harp, just stick u the cigar
cites The boy smokes cigars now"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
THD COMING YEAR OF ST. NICHOLAS.

Tie 18th year begins with the number for
Nevembcr lSs7 aHd the publisher, ,an an
u.luntc. Serial and -liort Stores by Mrs
Fr.,nc,, Hudgson Burnett. Frank r Stock
ton. II II B,yesen, Joe Chandler Harris.
! I Tnnwhridee. Col Richard NJ Johnston.
I.6uisi II Al-a;. Prof Alfred Ci-ircii Wm.
II. Rideimg. Washington Gladden. Harriet
Pf,s,sht Slniiord. Amelia T. Barr, Franees
Fannnay Rayiur. Harriet [ piom and many
,ih,r ~ Edmund Alion viii write u series oi
jayers ou the Routine uf the Republic -
how the President works al tie White
House, and l1oN tlse affairs of the Treasury.
ghe STATE and War Departments. etc, arr
cunduciel Joseph Brien, a wssli-known
Australian juuruali>i. viii describe The
Great Island Continent Elizabeth Rnti1s
Pcnnel wili tell oi London Christmas
Painumimes Alice in Wonderland. etc. } /;
john Burroughs will write Meadow and
Woodland Talks with Young Folk" etc.
Mfs Burnett shori serial viii be-. the editor
says. worthy Successor 10 her famous Lit
lie lsard FaunilerUy, which APPEARED in sr.
NICHOLAS
Why not try ST NICHOLAS this year Tor the
young people in the hells,.2 Begin with tile
November number send IA SS. or subscribe
thruugii booksellers and new.dealers. THE
CENT RG co, - EAST I'm ST. NEW
YORK
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
On the Altar of Harmony.

For the small boy the way out of a
difficulty is generally clear. and no OBJ
struction iinpedes it that his ingenious
ID rs will not remove. sunday school
in this vicinity was recently preparing
for harvest home festival, AMI after the
lessons on the Sunday preceding the
event, the c)nversitipa Of scholars and
teachers was directed to the coming fes-
tiyal
What are you going to bring, john ?''
asked one teacher, speaking to boy in
her class
"l'n going to bring pumpkin re-
ple,l John.
What will you contribute, james y
" "Oh, III take cucumbers'
And Henry continued the interest
ed teacher, what will yours be?"
"Fl bring my eat, returned Henry,
after moments thought
"oh, no that won't do you can't
bring live things" the teacher said
Henry Was silent lor mcHent- Dut
he wanted to do his duty in the matter
of contribution, SO he proposed
a. Well, s'pose | could kill it-"-Troy
TINES.
"John, am afraid We can't 90 to the
theater any more" said Chicago wo-
IN n to her husband
No, I'm afraid se can't noney is
getting very tight"
8 | shall miss it dreadfully."
!" So shall l.
what shall we do -
II have it. Wen hang your big hat
on the back of baby's chair and sit and
look at it."-Herchanf Trareier.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
Reached the Limit.

4 Detroit peddler oftinware took out
some egg beaters on the last trip, and as
the price Was only 10 cents each, and
they worked on a new principle, he cal
eulatei on biz sales. His first experience
will answer far all others. lie drove up
to farm house in the western part of
Wayne county and took in bealer to
exhibit The people liked it exceeding
ly well, but the old farmer said
Young man, want to see your
patent"
Il have none"
Then your written authority to make
ssilvs."
Don't need any"
Then you must give me bond, with
two securities, in the sum of 1000 that
YOU will stand between me and any
trouble"
But | can't do that"
Then can't buy. Pve just had to
pay royalty on driven we'll, damages,
for an infringement on a patent gate,
and have one lawsuit about hayfork
and another over windmill. and %e
don't even buy dishpan without oond
that it don't infringe on somebody's pat
ent bathtub. .T-Detrod Free Press.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
HISTORICAL KISSING.

Old Hngelgig Of Bruees town
Had whaeked his f,es ike blazes
Had won great fame, likewise renown;
The old 5aris sang his praises.
He'd sack town wheneer he fought;
His foes did greatly fear him
A ti,oussnd men in each cohort-
He'd none but brave ones near him
One bold and olust ring brgle note.
And none would dare ignore him;
He'd dash Ger every castle moat.
Aud yanquish all before him
Ten vassals all bis liquor bore
In buckets to bis table;
He'd drink and glzzle. shout aud roar
As hong as be was able
He'd eat 4 boars head steaming hot,
While trpubadours would carol
With tons Of wine, he'd drink the lot
And mnlled sack by the barrel.
B'u when lie licked a foe complete
Aud few thai could resist him
He'd neither sleep, nor drink, nor eat
Until he went and kissed him.
Aud when they'd hugg d and kiss d like mad
Their lips "a red as roses,
They Il euH each other awful bad
And pull each others noses
\ kiss-a drink punch-a hug,
Each chief with old sack reeling
Then arm in arm thed pull aud tug
To show they'd no i'll feeling.
81 dry and sly was Hugelgg
His vii vas really catching
He'd smile and joke and talk and swig
White plots lie still was Matching
He'd say You dear old savage cuss.
You fought like one gone crazy,
But .et forgive. Give me buss
Ole boy. you are 4. daisy
Smack smack their lips would 20 with glee
Each Besrded, feudai rubber
Would kiss and smack as each one he
Would grasp and kiss and sloober.
How history doth itself repeat
Way down in Cleveland city.
Two generals showed their loge 10 greet
In mood 81 quaint rad why
That Is, they did the kissing part
They kissed like mules in clover;
they have DOT done the Pnnelling yet
But lection il moi over
~ j. Florelce
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28

copying it ont of book of his. Mrs.
Downs gave me an envelope from one of
her letters that lay upon the table to put
the manuscript in, aud unfortunately
lost it on my WY home. I will now re ID
the lines if Mr.. Cowies will look'over the
printed pages and see if read them cor
reetly'
shamefaced, Mr. Cowles looked on,
while Mr. Cotton read, with much dra-
matte effect
Ny angel fly with me
Afar in other lands beyond the sea.
weIlbni home sacred to love and thee
scorn the base wretch who in your humble
home
Prcianes the name OF love-ah, be my own :
Aud heaven is not 50 high nor earth % vast,
But that is treasures at thy feet I'll cast.
There is a full page fit, with my
name signed at the bottom, bat this will
suffice. think" and Mr. Cotton eoolly
sat down, while look of CONSERVATION
went around the room
Mrs Downs went up to Helen Grant
and kissed her.
Thank you, dear, for your faith in
me- | heard all about it, and I'll never
forget it a. long as live"
She looked 50 gentle AMI girlish in her
dainty white draperies, with that look Of
childish gratitn'le in her blue eyes, that
kind-hedrted Mrs. Jeffrey went and put
her motherly arms around her, and said,
with tears in her eyes:
Forgive me-forgive us all, won't
your
jack answered for her:
She forgives yon, We both forgive
you. neighbors aud friends but if any
man repeats such stuff aglin about my
wife or any other woman, give him
warming here and now that it will after
me infinite pleasure to give him sound
thr,ishing"
And that was the last of great scan
lal al Pine Falls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
THE
Century Magazine.

With the November. 1885, issue This CEN-
tHry cpmmriicys it, Both volume With a reg
lllsr cirl iflatiun of almp~i 250.O0a. The War
Paiiers ald the Life of Lincoln increased it,
month";, circulation by 100000. The latter
history having nccuRniel the events Of Lin
coin early yearS, and given the necessary
survey of the political conditioner the coun
lrv. reaches a new period with which his
secretaries we're most intimately acquainted.
T-ndtr tl,t caution
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS FEATURES

viii comprise several illustrated articles on
ireland. hy Charles De Kay palers t0urh-
ine the field of the Sunday -schosi Lessons,
illustrated by T. L. Wilson, wild Western
life. hv Theodvre Roosevelt; the English
Catl,.dr,ils by Mr. Van Rei sse aer with
illustrations by Pernell Dr. BucSley' val
liable papers on Dreams, SWrtualism, ami
'iairyoyance; essays Ia criticism, art, travel,
aisd biography p0etn> cartoons; elr.
Bra slerial ygss the numbers for The past
year containing the Lincoln history may
b. secured with ihe years subscription rum
November. lss7, twenty-iour iss0es IN All
for S6U0 or. will the last years number
handsomely bound, SO.
Published 10y The CEsTuRY Co. 80 Easi
l1ill slrset New York.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
SUPPLEMENTARY WAR PAPERS

following tie battle series by Distinguish
"a renertls. will tis-,-riile the interesting fea-
tuns Of army life tunEeiing from Libby
Prison narrariyes oi persoIiai adventure, &c
General sherman will write oH fheGrfnd
strategy tIf fht. War
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
Beautiful Teeth

Are more to be desired than riches; in
fact. they insure heal h, by properly per-
forming mastication. Minot's Dentifriee
-.rice % cents--is the finest in the
world 1t beautifully whitens the teeth.
and insures healthy gums Sold every
where.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
Things Worth Knowing.

That inspiration IS nothing without
work
That a pound qf learning requires ten
pounds Of common sense to apply it.
That there Is no limit to the aye at
which man can make fool Of himself
That thing : never too often repeat
eI which is never sufficiently learned.
That the eat which IL always washing
himself before the FIRE aas no time to 20
rafting.
That there is vast difference between
being an iniportin, per-onage and a self
important one.
That silver dollar makes more noise
than five dollar bin when it Is dropped
into a contribution box.
Tina, when thought does not deserve
a neat dress it is well u keep it in some
dark closet OF your own brain.
That be who blows the Goals in quar-
rels he has nothing 10 do with has no
right to complain If the sparks fiy in his
face.
That a fool can ask more questions
than a wise man can answer. and wise
man cannot ask more questions than he
will fnd fools ready TO undertake to an
swer.- Good Housekeeping.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
ST. NICHOLAS IN ENGLAND.

Il Is nm alone IN America thai ST. NIcBo
It> h8s mad, iis great success The London
Iihses ss,y> ID j. at,Ne anything We pro
ducc 10 the same line. Tie .scofsa'dA >iy>
There j. no magazine thai can sii,rtssfuii y
ctugvte with it,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
ST. NICHOLAS
For Young Folks.

sure it, ;irst issue in 1878. iiiis magazine
lfl, maintained with unsiispuitti reoogni-
lhh uf lsing the most excellent Juvenile p,.-
riodicai ever printed. The best known
naniss IL Literature were on lis list 81 con-
iribuiprS frum Tie bryant, Longfel-
low. Thomas Huglie-. George Macdonald,
Br,a Iarie Basard Taylor. FranttS H.lg-
sirn Bilrneit. 1amt~ T. Fields. Joisn q
Wliiiier ind,yd tlse lisi = ~ hong than il
uld be easier 10 ieli ilse few authors Of
ttc WHO have not contributed 10 the
worlds cliili magazine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28

Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by shiioh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 20 cents Nasal Injector free Sold
BY Geo. w. Benford & Son
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
LINCOLN IN THE WAR,

tiie wrilers now enter on the more import
ant pari Of their narrative, viz the early
y,ars of the War and President Lincoln :
fsfrt therein
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28

From the Pastor Of the Olivet Baptist
Church, Philadelphia, Pa: was 50 much
troubled With catarrh il seriously effect
ell my voice. One bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm did the work Ny voice is fully
restored---B. +. Licpsner.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28
rHE EDITOR. MARY MAPEs D.DGE,

author of Hans Brinker. or. The Silver
yer SkaieS and either popular hooks FOR
young iolks.-and for grown-up folk. .-gop.
has a remarkable iaruliy for knowing and
entertaining children. Under her skilliu
leadership. ST NICHOLAS brings 10 iiuus-
an.is of homes pu bath side uf the Nasrr
knnw ledge and dslighl
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28

Says old Allen Thompson: when I
am in the woods never use compass;
in fact. don't need any. There ara three
sure ways that | have for finding the
points Of the compass. You will notice
that three-fourths Of the moss on trees
grows on the north side; the heaviest
oonghs on spruce trees are on the south
side; and, thirdly, the topmost twig Of
every nninjured hemloek tips to the east
You just remember these things and you
will never get lost"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28

Parent-Look, here, boy, this viii
never 10, Son-Wha Siil never do Z?
Your report shows ;hA; you have mis-
behaved al school. hope this will not
happen again" Taat's all right, dad
Keep a stiff upper lip Don't lose eour-
age. We must hope for the best.-Tsras
SJfings.
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A NOVEL BY EGGLESToN

N5H Illustrations with ram through tise year.
>iiarier novels VIII follow hy Cable nj
stockton. Shorter iictipns viii aitearesery
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What is the difference between stab
bing man and killing a hoz?-One is
assaulting With intent to kill and the other
is killing with intent to salt
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SIX Regular Editors special Correspond
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-12-28

De sso'keeper's long pra,rs amt no sign
Of long yar,istiek